Sitting Bull, Champion of His People by Shannon Garst Grade: 3-6 Summary: Here is a swift-moving story of a real Indian, hunted, cornered, driven from his own land. And here is the story of an extraordinary man and his epic battle for the rights of his people. Sitting Bull displayed qualities of leadership when he was but a little boy, and at an early age became the leading spirit and chief of all the Sioux bands. When the white man came, Sitting Bull tried to save his people from the threat of extinction, He was a great warrior in a time of war, a peaceful medicine man in time of peace. His death is a grim story of a false arrest in the days when there was no one to defend the Indian. Book Details Format: Hardcover Condition : good; Ex-library book with pocket on front endpage. Library stamp and "discard" stamp on copyright page. date stamped inside back cover. Library markings on spine. Cover has some soiling and there is a faded section on back cover---see picture. Library name stamped on head edge. Binding is good and pages are whole and clean. Publisher: Julian Messner Please note ex-library books may contain pockets, library stamps, and other library markings. For more information on a particular book, please ask.